CaptainAmerica1
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Don’t know how it started leaking, I haven’t opened the hood in 4 months…
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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It’s just age. I’m getting more leaky the older I get, I know that for a fact.
alpha_omega
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As far as I know…absolutely nothing.
I was referring to the last part of his post:
“Truck also has a current and often historical code for the throttle position sensor, P0121-00. Not sure what might have caused that. Drive's fine though.”
CaptainAmerica1
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And get this, BBP is refusing to delete my rear O2 sensors…
alpha_omega
Full Access Member
They have medications for that…just ask your doctor. You could easily be prescribed something that may or may not fix your issue but more than likely will have some kind of worse side effect that will make you forget all about your original concern.It’s just age. I’m getting more leaky the older I get, I know that for a fact.
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alpha_omega
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Why’s that? Due to emissions regs?
No surprise there. The Fed has been coming down on anyone who messes with the emissions system. Blimy guv!
Sam Harris
Supporting Member
Yeah man
facts..!!
Yep, the first tune they did that for me with no questions asked. That was a few years ago. Then last year when I asked them to do it on my Silverado tune they made me sign an affidavit that I would never drive it on the road, it was an off-road truck only. The feds have been cracking down on tuners in the last year or so, shutting some companies down for stuff like this. I blame the diesel guys for deleting their emissions systems and then posting YouTube videos of them blowing coal. Too much attention has been raised. And now Cali says they have ways of checking your tune against a stock one and if it doesn’t match they will fail your smog test. You can always buy HP Tuners and delete those yourself. That’s what I did when I was having issues with BB, trying to have them delete something in my tune related to my trans. After months of emails to them I gave up and ordered HPT- it took me 5 minutes to delete a trans code, allowing my trans to shift right.
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